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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens when the soldier enters?

2. What is left of the guard outside of the Inn?

3. Where is his bio hazard suit?

4. Who does the creature kill next?

5. Who does Fletcher hear about on the radio?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Fletcher Kale finally realize as he is being taken down to court?

2. What does the group learn from examination of a sample of the Ancient Enemy?

3. What is Dr. Flyte's concern when Sandler informs him that he wants him to go to California immediately?

4. What lesson does the entity feel compelled to re-administer after Copperfield and his team arrive?

5. What is the creature unable to use and how is that brought to the survivor's attention?

6. What does Flyte share with the six remaining survivors when he gets to Snowfield?

7. Who does the creature promise to spare, and why?

8. Why are Bryce and Jenny discouraged when Copperfield arrives?

9. What brainstorm does Sara have that she is afraid to voice out loud, but that the others sense hope in?

10. What is the most likely reason that Gordy was the next one who was taken, and why was it done in such a public and painful manner?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Who is Bryce Hammond? What is his significance to this story? How can his overall character be described? Who is his right hand man and what characteristics do they share? When Bryce is able to make a telephone call, what does he immediately request in the way of supplies, and what kind of manpower does he want to add? What team is called to assist them and who is in charge of this team? What is it's overall purpose and responsibility?

Essay Topic 2

What does Sara ask her base to send her? How does she explain the need for further items, and what is the Ancient Enemy's response to her request and her stall for more time? What is the purpose of the chemical that Sara has requested? What is it called and what was its original purpose? Why did it take so long to get the patent for this discovery and why is it unique? What door did this open for future scientific developments?

Essay Topic 3

What is the relationship between Jennifer and Lisa? Why have they been estranged for so many years and what circumstances have now put them together? How is the age difference significant to their relationship thus far? What misconception has Jennifer been under for many years that Lisa is finally able to clear up, and how does this affect Jennifer overall? What might have been different had Jennifer known the truth earlier?

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